IND vs NZ: Pride not broken even after Pune Test… Team India demands such a pitch in Wankhede – team india demands rank turner pitch in wakhede stadium mumbai vs new zealand reports

Mumbai: The performance of the Indian cricket team captained by Rohit Sharma was very disappointing in the ongoing 3-match Test series against New Zealand. Team India was defeated by pace in Bengaluru and spin in Pune. Spinners took 19 out of 20 wickets of the Indian team at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium. Out of these, 13 wickets were taken by left arm spinner Mitchell Santner. Team India had completely failed in playing spin. Rohit Sena has lost this series due to poor batting. Now from November 1, the last and third Test of the series will be played at the historic Wankhede Cricket Stadium in Mumbai. Now a big update has come out regarding the red clay pitch of Mumbai.Team India wants rank turner pitch in Mumbai

According to Indian Express reports, the Indian team has demanded a rank turner pitch for the Mumbai Test against New Zealand. Earlier in Pune also, India had demanded a spinner-friendly pitch. But this decision backfired and the Indian team had to face a defeat of 113 runs.
According to the Indian Express, the Indian team did not like the condition of the pitch at Wankhede and have requested the curator to prepare a spin-friendly pitch. This decision is quite surprising after the crushing defeat in Pune. A source told The Indian Express, 'This will be a rank turner pitch. The team management has requested to prepare a pitch that helps the spinners from the very first day. It seems that the team wants to use an old and tried formula.

Mumbai test important for India from WTC point of view

India needs to win 4 out of the remaining 6 Test matches to make it to the WTC final. But out of these 6 Tests, India has to play against Australia at home, which makes their task more difficult. So before the tough tour of Australia, India would like to win the Wankhede Test so that they need to win just 3 Tests in Australia.